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#author("2022-02-05T01:11:43+09:00","","") https://bit.ly/3IYfTRi https://bit.ly/3IYfQVC https://bit.ly/3rpPUw9 https://bit.ly/3J4Uc2k https://bit.ly/34BCJQ4 https://bit.ly/3unCbYQ https://bit.ly/3guNaHz https://bit.ly/34l8nkR https://bit.ly/3sfQrjx https://bit.ly/3AZAgLf https://bit.ly/3L7uyeZ #author("2023-03-23T07:41:23+09:00","","") The thing that surprised me about the stir my comment about not driving caused is that, since women like you and Lois Lane insist that in order to be considered really submissive, a woman must be prepared to do anything her husband tells her, regardless of whether she likes it or not, then I would assume that you would approve of me not driving when my husband doesn't care for women drivers. It surprised me somewhat to find that you did not, that's all. I would assume that from what you have said, if your husband ordered you to throw away your car keys you would do so without hesitation. by Louise C on 2005 Mar 22 - 06:30 | reply to this comment Holding Dual Privileges As I am licensed to drive both in the United States and the UK, I can attest that the process of obtaining a license in Brittan is much more rigorous than in the USA. The written test in the UK actually requires no small measure of knowledge and is quite comprehensive. The actually driving test is a rigorous affair, putting emphasis on maneuvers which are actually illegal in the State where I reside. One of the first things I did upon taking up residence in the UK was to contract with a driving instructor for five lessons per week till I felt confident with driving on the opposite side of the road, sitting in the opposite side of the car, and managing such things as roundabouts (which, by the way, are brilliant). I feel quite confident that even a woman like myself, who thoroughly enjoys being taken in hand by her big, strong husband, is more than capable and competent to drive. These complimentary desires we of the Taken In Hand persuasion possess, allow us to fulfill our counterparts' emotional needs. In my opinion, that doesn't mean I need, want or deserve to be viewed as a lesser human being, lumped into a wad of other female humanity in an indistinguishable mess called, "All Women." What a sad state of affairs that would be! There is a core of unshakable strength within many of us(male and female alike) that allows the women to acknowledge the desire to be Taken In Hand (not taken for a fool), and the men to admit to wanting what society vehemently claims they must not (a testosterone powered relationship). We are vulnerable enough in our rather retrospective relational requirements as it is. Why add insult to the very people with whom we have the most to gain? I'd prefer to sing praises for the opposite sex, especially those willing and able to come to terms with their own psyches
